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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-14
amatue 9amkntar.
NoOeHc upm &arI Saemt&e.
y 9ta6 Sen gIcten:

8or etntget Sa6ren erregte in 8erIin Ser
pl0Blt6e ulto glet6Setttge SOB Stpeier Wtenz
ldert, zines b%efa11nten Gjelebrten 1ln0 letner
ertpadlenen To6ter, sic nto1t betoe am Sage
BORDER nod in boiler GjeIunobett rutb l6ett>
bar auf Der 60De Tires @lii6s geie6en bate,
Die all9enetlc 9tufmertiamfeit uno She'll
nabme. gSie ltatilrlt6, i6tptrrte1t cine 3eit
lang Die beribieoeniten @erii6te iiber Die
SoDes1 9trt ltuo llriade lit alien Sretie1 Ser
Geleilldaft ltlro IN ben SageSblGttern ltnt>
bet, Qlt6 Der StaatSQnipalt glaltbte Ser
anlQ1Iutg 81 6aben, ft0 IN bie Sadie 3l nti>
i6ell, fallo aber ni6tS, mas linn elm 9eGt
5ur Gr9e6ltng Der 2Inflpge bGtte 9eben f0nz
nett, l1to 10 Derl6paltD allntd6li6 bie gal1se
@lngelegen9ett aus bet t3eitu1gen 11n0 aus
Sem @eDG6tniB Der Wtelui6en.
SSH a6er iino, naboem feline Ser Bel 6ie=
let fltrdtbaren Gataitropbe betbeiligtem
6allptperioren mebr in europa petlt, metlt,
III ben Staltb gelebt, Nlsfunft SIT geben
iiber etn Tanttliertoralna, beIien @inSelbet>
ten, ipte ms i1eiltt, etnen 1tt6t gang ltr1>
ipi6ttgen 8ettrag sur @ei6idte ltnlerer Sc
lell1daft ~ltefern, lli1o ldon oeSDalb Der Ser
geilenDett 5u tperoelt peroienen.
l..
Gin etnem 6etBen Waitage 6es SabreS
1880 fonnte man Dor eiuellt Der geI6ntaG1
poQiten 6auie1 Ser GbtergortcuitraBe Diele
<tI6en Dalten ieben, pom Dorne6men Qa1t>
bauer all bis berab sltr 0ro19fe 3ipeiter
&laiie, Oeret Sniaiien iGntmtli6 gefommen
tparelr, BENT 8eliber oeS 6auieS, grofe1ior
9anfntar, iDre @IitdtpInlde 5u etnern glGn>
seuben Siege, ben ct alf observation-disclosures
0ebtete errllngen bate, bar5lbringer Gtle
ieiner Nrbeitelt 1tQnlltd ipar BON Der Nfaoc1
mte nit benz eriten Qreiie gefront un0 Dn>
6ur0 Die 8eoelttultg bes @eleDrten, Oet man
biS1er IN INSTRUMENTATION &retien nie11talS
fit Dou a1geleDell bdtta, eltO9lllttg ais llber
allent 3tpetfel erDabelt feitgeitellt iporoen'
0antt1ar bate mn 9at5 D0rilbergebeno
eilt 2e6r0ntt befletbet nlto DerDaltfte letneu
Sitel tpie man INNER angertonlnlen bate,
tpeniger ieinen Diilcnl6aftli0en GerDteniten,
ais DielrneDr etnige1l porllebmen Gonnerto9
men, bic iDnt 1ein GROCER 9fetdtbnm lt1to Die
Oabe, alle ir9ellOipie a%lftalt6erloen Ses
~ritbnlt0eiten IN letlte SalDnS 81 5tebelt, per>
16afft batten.
9ielem @erii6te tpar nlt1t nit etnem
Wtale ber 8oben ent5o9en i%pOrbelt, ltno Sc
6ertltaltn beetlte Itd, baS benz Erofe1lor tn
@eDanfen get6ane ~ltnrect oaolr6 ipteoer
out I'll Madden, DaB ct ibnt 1eute leine vauf1
rtdtigiten" @liidipiini6e oarbradte.
QSie fall0 bate man llberDatpt Dte S1>
mtlte 0anfmnr. beltrtbeilt!
9enn man fpnnte nidt lager, DAB tnnere
8beilrnbme all ben Wtttgltebern Der SAINT
lie bishsr 10 piele alGuseHoe decentralization
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-14
Die btagFe
uttb bette
MeOt}itt
lit Der
90 t.

&etIt mnO besbItet G~rfaItun8en, SalsIet,
oem' &enftsn. SnHuenieu, GttSiitTo atg eE,
Ot1enHtattsm MUS, N~eWrGI9te, ~SeopfpebS
3abttneb, @tbua.
WtbNn1tngSbeI0WerOe
9ettt ste befttsfsn nub f6ttmm ms
ten 20 d IN / II in eiuem 3ettraum pom / bis %
Wttuuten. Nt6t etne Stunbe, ua6bem eE
eteie @n5et9e geleieu, broIdt trsenO Scenario 9 d ers
Sen u erDuloeu.
IaOpaD's gfcaoD TeItef lit elm SeiEmttteE
fir ieOeH Sdmera, I~erIt0mdmng, Duets
fdlnng, Trot0eWIen, GdJmsr3em tut Ni6en,
In Der Druit Ooer IN Den 9em0en. Gs lpGr
oas erite MmS tit Oas eittsi8e d. 1T + a.
ntIIenOe
SeiImitteI
peIbes or9enbItGItd bic peiHt9enOlten S6mersen flint,
@ntSinoungen hilbert uHo @ougeItionen BELT, lei es
MIN, odB bic &ungeI;, Der Vtaeen, bic G1nqepeioe, Die
Drnien ODER anosre GrgaHe ~oiictrt iinS, bsE einer eius
maIt9eH Anpenouns.
sSunertE@4
Gin TbeeI6ffsG pOG in eimsm baIbgefHuter 8aTIsr,
glaze %9euommel, Wirb in peuigen 0tinuteu &~rdmpies
3I6ungen, Ota9enldure, So06rennen, 9terpoGtat,
archaeological, Dti9rGne, Oidrrb6e, rotbe Jtubr, JeoIit.
Blabuu9en uno oue tnnerltber S6mer5ea beileH.
~ aIGriatebe
tt icinen i%G5Ittnmiten G~rIGetmMH9en, 9ebeiIt.
@s siebt fein Seilmtttel in Der Melt, Das Steber uns
fleber, S1Grla61leber &C. Omit 3ubillfenabnte pon u q os
PtIlen) 10 ibneu tlIrirt, ais 81 40 ID a us
dt a 2 ReItet. IS turirt uidt uur bic Ratienz
ten, melhe an MalartG Ieioeu, loubern iIbt aud einen
lpobltbGtt9en GtntluB auf &eute aus, bic lol9en gnfGlz
len ~aIS9eieet limb, IDeHiI lie iepeI 0torser, beuor lie auss
nebnlen unO eineu Grader ellen. Sinisis Gents per
Slai1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-14

itd, 0a er feline Gante fom1nen b6rte; nid
babe Sbnen 6as object tbrer &ade mte6erz
ner1d)a11t 1ulb tpitnide Sbneu piel @rfolg.
m2Sa toflt11t meine Sante. ST babe bic
Gbre, MID Sbneu 5u eutpie6len,"
TT perbeu9te it'd, D6ue Ntonra6 sic 6ano
5t retden, lnO ging, ieiner Gante altrrz
teno ,%v2loten, Tral 8rofeIiori1, m0ae
OR 9et1e &rolte Iei6t ictu! !" lGdeln6 sur
S9iir Dtnals.
Gortiebun9 IoGgt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-14
Or. GQOman's &iQen.

9as berttbutts 9ebers uuS @iGsem=@eilwttfeI.
@6uts obne Betgeibmad, elegant nit faBem @lalmi
eIactrt; %pHrgiren. reaultren, r~einigeH unO ~trdtttgen.
Jtaom09's 9Stuem =
Srr SetIuus ouer Ma9euz, 9ebers, ~CSebarntes, Ntetene,
@laienz unb 9teruenleiben, glppetittoit9tett. Ropfi6mer
gen, @eritOpiuus, llnperpauttdtett. %btti5ien 2eiOsn,
Sieber, NnterletbsentSinoun9, SanOrrboibeu uno aaer
St6runsen Der @tnsepeibs. Stein pegetlbtlii6, feline
Spur DOu QIefGlber, Gtiueralten ODER i66bIi5eu
Oro9uen. Ereis 25 Gts. ole Sd@dDteI.
Sci allen Mpotbeferr ST baber.
9NSDepGie.
DR.. &~aopaD's 8illen 1tuo etn it@eres Ntittel qeaer
6ieie5 &eioeu. sic teller bic frdfte oes Dtagens Dteosr
Der unb ieseu ibn III Stanb, feline 5rntttnnen aussEs
Ibeu. Die Spmptonte Der Sp3pepie peridDiu6en uno
init ibnen bic g%tet9uu8 bes @brpers, it'd arantbeiteu
su5uStebet. @jebroube bic 8iuen nab 8orl6rift uno
bsa6te, mas mir in ''Balse and True uber Gtdt gu
iageu Eaben.
lam ItIe "sFa1Se and TrUle".
S6tde cine grtefmarte an gtaOmap 6 So, 30 gBars
Teuz StroBe, 9teIu gorf.
w .S~eleBrlng, Eouienbe Don Dollars wrtR, mira
Dir bafiir 9eiGidt werbeu.
9lm oas RtbIif.m!
ysan DerIanse MIR 3aopap'S, uu6 l~5ersense ib, SaB
Der ytame 9taSDau ib aHi bent mas man fault. befinbG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-14
D r. RIA . WAYS
einsi0 ed)ter
SarsaparilIian ReSOlVent,

NCE JKUBe StWtFEINtBtFI
eur SeiInus ausg &rOuii4en getOet drOnifdem
NbeumattsnIus,
GfrofeER,
DrIfeuIeioeu, trofenes SIiteln, &rebsIetbsu, 2anz
genbIutun8eu. 0pspepite, ~paiertses aufltoben,
@Iiebi6wouIm, @ei6wulite, Stnuen, 9uite(n, &au,z
aHSi9ldge, 9ei@pitre, 9iittrantbeit, @tdt, gSaKers
fu@t, 3weilDW6s, ~S0lsiIuB, SroudtttS, 6arurubr,
SdpiuDiu6t, gtterertz, Blaienz unO Hebertsi6en.
3!n baben bel alien Ipot9etern. @rets, elm Dollar
be Slaide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
LIE WAS A SLAVE TO TIE BOTTLE


Pale Young Man Relates His Terrible
IS Experience as n Warning.
Exchange.
II don't imagine women are greatly in
terested in high license" said preju-
diced observer. She muat be a noodle
who believes stop can be put to mans
drink, and the wise ones know that the
heavieat and most disastrous drinking is
done in the drug stores. II every csbi-
net-decorated. s!ained.glsss whisky
mill in New York waa shut
up, tho injury done by alec.
holic liquors would be ten times as
great. Men would patronizs the apothe-
cary ,aud under cover OF the medical CLOAK,
fill :drunkards' graves" Some Of the in
tense temperance people are holding meet
ings and trying to discover new Cough.
They thought they had found him in a
pale, intellectual young man, who arose
in an uptown church. He was
sad.eyed, meek chap, with clear, full
voice, and he began by saying
that he felt impelled 10 relate his
experience. For years he had been the
slave OF the hottls-for yeara he had been
under lie thrall. He spoke almost with
tears Of his complete prostrstion. His
mothers prayers had risen countless
times from beside bed where hc lay Ut
terly incapable Of speech or locomotion.
His auditors wept. Ho described his
gradual escape from the hott!e-hov his
manhood asserted itself. He burst the
bonds that bound him to the terrible bot.
tie. The audience gave vent to great re-
joicing. After glowing peroration
the Dpesker eat down, and the sisters
pressed up and shook him by the hand,
while the elders glowed with enthusiasm.
But even while the excitement of this
thrilling speech wss upon them the pal
lid man rose and said he might as well
mention tina. the reign Of the bottle Was
during his frat year Of lie, and 1t Was al.
ways filled with milk. Temperance meet.
ings don't like sells, and the meek speak.
or was hustied out in q hurry, while the
congregation were requested to sing
Sparkling and bright, In Its liquid light,
ia water in our plasses," ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
! ~ 80 Mhrknfa. ~ - u 1870

HAA Aotps
NEW Yoax, April is.-Mouey on call easy At "a
per cent, closed offered ut per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ba6 per cent. Sterling OK.
change dull but steady and unchanged,
kAiLh0lp BoSDs-Wefe more moderately active:
sales 81 ,75s,o0O. '-''''' "s'''s
SoyxhsAKsr Bosps-.werc dull and steady.
ETArE BosDs-Wero dull and steady.
Ihe foreign operators not meeting any response
from ms market 10 their efforts 10 advance prices
Shahsed front lhls morning., and were FREQ sellers
OF tho stocks purchased the last few DAYS. Many
OF the bull leaders who are not Ayerse 10 a modep
hte reaction. aided the decline by merInR sey.
etai OF the speciaties The Gould stocks wers firm
III Tho early part Of the day. Western Union beinv
specially prominent throughout. Considerable nc.
histanco was given 10 the decline BY The extrotdI.
nary strength In Jersey Central and Manhattan,
me former attracted tho most attention through.
out The day, and At one me showed an advance
ti " percent. The movement In Manhattan IA
ascfi6ed to Tho Standard OIL party tho story H. The
board being that they were also interested In tle
movement Ia Jersey Central and Reading. = :
The market opened weak, the declines ranging
up TO " per cent In Louisville 4 SAhyIlIe. and
further Ifactional losses were established in The
early dealings. Tho entire merket rallied 0uictiv
however, uudcr tho lead OiIWes,cru Union and
wheeling Lake Erie, and the carly loues were
generally reclaimed, after which tho market became
comparatively quiet aud steady. In the afternoon
tne entire list declined under persistent hammer.
Ing, and With tho exception oil one slIght rsly the
weakness continued until =. NJ, when the lowest
figures for the day generally were made There
was q light rally Ia the last hour, and the close
was moderately active and ttesdy. Sales 37y,SSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
Root Crops for Poultry.

= 4s.H.f.'
Too much concentrated food Is given, as
a rule, to poultry, which is often more
detrimental than beneficial. II such food
as cooked potatoes, turnips, carrots, and
parsnips could be fed, Tho hens would
keep in better health and produce larger
number Of eggs. Ducks eau be raised
cheaply on such food. and they grow rap.
idly and fatten readily. 1t is Of course
known that cooked roots consist largely Of
water, and that the hens must ont large
quantities in order to derive the elements
necessary to the support Of the body
and to produce eggs, but it is
not implied that roots are to
be fed exclusively, but rather as an sd..
junct to the regular diet. 1t is best to feed
roots in the morning. They should DO
cooked, mashed, a little salt added, and
the mess sprinkled with meal. The hens
will eat their fill Of the warm mesa, and as
1t will be quickly digested they will hunt
and scratch, thus taking exercise, At
night plentiful supply Of all the grain
they can eat, with warm quarters, will
keep them in good condition. Cooked
meat may be given with the roots with
advantage, while green stuff in any form
will always be acceptable. 4. a. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German Syrup within aSfew years, has
astonished the world. 1t is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover
ed for the speedy and edectual cure Of
coughs, colds and the severest lung
troubles. 1t acts OF an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given BY physicians, as it does not dry up
cough and leave the disease still, in the
system, but on the contrary removed the
cause Of the trouble, heals the parts affect.
cd end leaves them in purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in tho house Tor
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save doctors bills and long
spell Of serious illness. A trial willcon.
vince yop Of thess facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, rs cents, large bottles.
Luz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

1ho bhfeW considered from n Purely rhll0.
sophlchl Standpoint.
london Laned.
Attempts to connect physiological ap.
pearances with certain stamp OF charac.
ter are as old ss Aristotle and Plato. MIR.
Jordan, in his recently.publishcd work,
ANATOMY and Physiology in Character y
seeks to establish the connection on a
aclentlic basis. In the preface no apollo:
gizeB for the unpleasant and clumsy
epitheta oil Bhrewish and non.Bhrewish,"
which he uses for want OF better terms.
His attention some time ago was drawn TO
the physical conformation OF women In
hospitals suffering from ill.usage OF the
hands oil their husbands. The PECULIAR.
ties common to them ell were clear skin,
often pink, scanty hair.growth both on
the head and eyebrows, and convexity Of
the spine, more or less marked. Friends
or nelghbors said or limited that these
women had "sharp tongues In their
heads" Mr.. Jordan eventually discov.
cred that these pecularities in connection
with shrewish character were not con.
fined to one aex, and he classes men and
women under the two heads OF "shrews
and nou-shrewB." rs
Mr.. Jordan lays some stress on the fact
that in 8hrewish men and women the skin
is clear, transparent and pigmentless, often
accompanying very pretty features. The
nails are inclined to be thin and weak,
easily bent or torn, the hair thin and
scanty, the eyebrows especially being
poor and uneven. That marriages.
should ever be arranged by q mutual
choice OF shrews with shrews and nom
shrews with non-shrews appears to be
very hypothetical still Mr.. Jordan is not
without some hope that future years may
bring such result. The characters OF
shrews and Ron.shrews may be summed up
in q few words. Shrsws are superficial,
restless, consequential; having no deep
sympathies, affections, passions, or emo.
ttons; nearly always moral, not from an
inherent sense Of duty, but from the do.
eire to be considered respectable. They
are apt to be discontented at homo, but to
shine in society, Of which they often form
very useful members. Non.ahrews can.
not precisely be described as the direct
antithesis, but they have deep emotions,
sympathies, affections and passions. Nom
shrews are more easily led into crime,
owing to their deeper feelings. It Is not
incompatible with observation-disclosures to
chine In society or to be voluble and pas
sionate, since ahrewinh person does not
feel deeply enough to be really angry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
rnUS'rEh'S SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM LAND

~ virtue Of two deeds OF trust, both dated April
~ 10 me made by Robert Milton Maxwell.
nd 10th oil record III the office Of tho Clerk Of tho
1ounly Court OF Ohio county, West virginia, 10.
sti;e,y IL decd OF ttust book IL, page 49S and In
Gri Of trust o0k Is, page 81 Will sell at public
ssctIOa on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1887, at the
notn frat door OF the Court House OF said county,
IN the city Of wheeling, beginning at ~ O'Clock 4.
7 tbe following property, that Ia 10 say: the un.
syiIed lyes&ths Is o. Of certain tract OF land
an Inc waters OF MCGfaw's run, Liberty district,
UhIo county, known as tho "Wm. Yatca'' farm,
sonia8ins sc acres aud two poles, more or less,
snt being the same land oil which said Robert
Milton maxwell now resides and which was con-
yeyrd 10 him by Thomas u. Yates and othGrz by
AID dated April J., 1882, and Of record III said
Girrk's Office III Gecd book u, page sos, and 10
mich last named deed rclcrencG Is here made Tor
Taller description, by metts and bounds, Of said
pll. -, r o.,, a..
.0aey, aud as much more as tho purchaser shall
yIect 10 pay, In cash on tho day Of sale; and the
rsIjpe In two equal payments with Interest In one
md Two yean from sald day OF sale, and the pur.
rhssf 10 give bis notes for said deferred payments
IN good security TO be approved by the under.
IxgCl aud the legal title Of the property sold 10
h. retained lS a further security Tor the payment
d lhe residue Of said purchase money.
A. J. CLARKE.Trr5tee.
fccIti!y that bond with security has been given
By tie above named trustee as required by law,
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
GERMS.


Tho Germans consume large amounts Of
uncookcd pork, and oftengotlivng animals
called trichinB into their blood, which
cause tho most terrible death. Americans
draw In tho germs OF disease md death
with cyery breath. Malariu, miasma, sewer
GO and tho thousand pcisons In the air,
In food and In water nro NJ war with health
and life oil tho whilo. Tho blood that cir.
culatos In human veins Is composed OF mum.
mails and when anything poisonous COTS
into the blood u becomes Just like stagnant
water, full Of living animals that feed upon
each other md upon tho blood itself And
yet not one person In fifty Is FREQ from
blood poisoning In some form. Every mo.
ment Of tho life, whether awake or aslcop
o million poisonous animals, invisible TO
tho naked eye, arc feeding upon tho very
elements that mako ind sustain lilo.
These aro facts.thcy are solemn
truths md they demand tho most
serious attention. These COINS must DO
killed; they must DO anuihilatcd. But
howl Prof. Austin Flint Of bellevue Hos.
pital College, Now York, says. Tho III.
dicious use OF alcoholic stimulants 10 ono OF
tho striking characteristics Of progress In
tho practice OF medicine during tho last
half century" while DR.. ]. r, Gilbert of
Lyons, N. Y. says: "From my experience
In tho treatment OF chronic diseases Of
wasting and debilitating nature have fro
qucntly found II necessary 10 ndvlso
tho use Of stimulants, and In my
opinion Du1y's Puro Malt Whiskey for
purity and other desirable qualities
cannot DO surpassed for such pur-
poses. Its action seoms To DO that OF
. puro stimulant, with mono Of tho inebri.
ating Objects which arc too often found In
so-called medicinal whiskoys.n
When wo consider tho terrible amount Of
poison that 10 In tho blood, md tho misery
and death ills causing, ind when wo realize
that Its germs can ull DO driven out by
Q stimulant mot Intoxicant) like DufYyis
Pure Malt Whlskcy, wo hayo cause for
thnnkfulness that modern science Is doing
30 much for mankind In removing disease,
destroying It's cause and bringing health
and happiness instead OF misery and death.
Most OF tho leading people OF tho land arc
realizing tho value OF this Whiskoy, aud
many whose prejudiccs have heretofore
kept Thorn entirely from the use OF spirits
IRE seeing It's pur0 uuu valuable qualities In
in their homes, rn.r- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, letter, chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect Datisiaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Logan & 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

The seeds o. intermittent fever and bilious remit.
tent lever gcrmluase and bear evil fruit. No com.
munlty has altogether escaped 1t. In populous
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes #. and In
their suburbs stagnant pools In sunken lois breed
It. There Is at once remedy and means q, pre.
yenton. Its name Is Hostetter's Stomach B!.,s,s,
which is. without peradyenture, tho mos, potent
aptldo,e In existence to the maarIal virus. ForI.
fed with this Incompatible, saving specific, miw.
matte influences may. be encountered with abso.
lute impunity. Disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels bego,ten by miasma.tainted water. or
any other cause, xuceumb 10 the beneacIent cor.
rective named, and rheumatic, kidney and blad.
der troubles are surely removable BY its use when
It Ia given persistent trial. fFT -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
Hannibal uamlIn nt Home.

C0TrfIpoHdfRos Na'sPlNe BanaeT. "A 81 =. = n.
Hannibal Hamlin Is not msn Of
wealth. No "boodle" has ever stuck to
his hands. BE lives plainly, unostenta.
tiously. His children are grown up to
manhood and gone forth from the pater.
nal roof. On every public occasion on
which he appear8 he Is plainly the favor
tie, Il cheers and hearty greetings mean
anything. He Is seen In the
streets Of Bangor on tho coolest
days OF winter in his clawhammor
coat, without the unnecessary adjunct OF
an overcoat. He walks miles at q stretch
with tho alacrity Of boy, just for icon.
stitutional." He is found in the huta oil
the poor and humble, smoking an old T,
D. pipe In company with the head Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ronnty OF Ohio, towlt: In the Circuit Court
q Ohio County, April Rules, 1851.
John Cooke, plaintiff,

n o6io County, April Rules, 1851.
John Cooke, plaintiff,
vs..
,s,,c,snd, TuscarawR Valley d
''WseelIng hallway Company, and In Chancery.
S,iSh Chamberlain, trustee Tor
tIrTelaud. TlscAfawN Valley d
Wheeling HailwayCo', defendants av
object OF this suit Is TO attach and subject 10
As p1yuient OF the plaintiffs claim against the
YusSelluR hallway Company, fer seventy dollars
~ CG With interest thereon from January !, 1881,
Wn,II nsyEent and the costs OF this suit, 10 much
.Tsr b. necessary for that purpose, oil the money
y Ihe ,Ald railway company. now In tho hands Of
r. General receiver OF this Court. awaiting the
t,,,nef order OF this Court. And It appealing
t.as Al affidavit tlcd In thls cause that tho DO
Wb,sIpg hallway company. Is foreign corpor.
IAN and the defendant, selah Chamberlain, Ii not
"ynsIlcGt OF the state Of West Virginia, and they
a1t nrlng Ipryed with process In this suit, on mo-
Van a lie plaintiff BY his solicitors, this order OF
HSbliratlOn Il entered hgainst them, and II Ia or.
~. ihnt tho said deiendants Cleveland, Tllsca.
nTm Valley 4 wheeling Railway Company, aud
ST S'. Valley Il Wheeling Railway Company,
tSSptcaf here within one mouth alter the date 81
w. hi publication OF this order aud do what IN
,.,ary 10 protect their interests In this suit, il
t.tifthef ordered that this order DO published and
,,.,g,,I A, required BY law. ssg ~
WINGS John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF tho Circuit
gOai q Ohio county. West Virginia, at tho Court
iUu,r VI 4!, county, This 9Th day Of April, 1887,
OWN "'' JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time April q 1857.
AiEp'ii JOHN ". MlTCHkLL, Clerk.
EpKISE 4 ALLnos,
solicitors for complainant. ap7.rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-14

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